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A large Danish cohort study reveals that partner similarity for psychiatric disorders significantly inflates both prevalence and heritability estimates, highlighting important public health and genetic counseling implications.
This study investigates the genetic risk structure of 18 psychiatric and substance use disorders using high-quality Swedish registries, identifying six distinct genetic factors and highlighting shared and unique genetic influences among dis
This review synthesizes evidence on 2-year psychiatric and neurologic risks post infections across body systems and age groups, highlighting infection-specific risk profiles, age-dependent vulnerability, and mechanistic insights from recent
This review synthesizes evidence linking ischemic placental disease—comprising preeclampsia, placental abruption, and fetal growth restriction—with increased postpartum maternal risk of neurological and psychiatric hospitalizations within o
This study reveals significant shared genetic architectures between problematic alcohol use and various psychiatric disorders, identifying key genes like TTC12 and ANKK1 that may underlie their comorbidity.
This cohort study reveals that whole-brain functional connectivity alters the link between adverse childhood experiences and psychiatric disorders in children, particularly for threat-related exposures and females, suggesting a neurobiologi
A comprehensive Swedish study reveals that patients with microscopic colitis face a significantly higher risk of developing psychiatric disorders such as depression and anxiety, underscoring the importance of holistic clinical management.
